In just the last three years, more than $50 billion in wealth was created on paper by three local companies.
Although Blips were created on paper to look like seven-year investments, it had neither real loans nor a real investment component, Mr. Makov explained yesterday.
Nowadays we can trace our roots through many genealogy web sites, but in the Sixties all I had for proof was my great-grandma's declarations and a family tree created on paper by another distant cousin, Grace Frommeyer.
An Energy Circle can be created on paper with ink, crayon, paint, a marker, a highlighter, anything that can draw on the paper.
She was special, she was rare, she was more beautiful than perhaps even she realised, because she was, among other things, such an artist, that she could not only create worlds on paper, or in a listener's imagination, but she also managed, over and over again in her long life, to create and recreate herself.
"The inherent desire to create – whether on paper or in scenarios with toys – is universal to us all.
With the permanent marker ink it was possible to create barriers on paper rapidly and in a variety of designs in a highly flexible manner.
The standard platform levels of the game were first created on graph paper, then replicated on a PC level editor before becoming a playable level on the Game Boy hardware.
In Britain, during the 1790s, Thomas Wedgwood and Humphry Davy created images on paper and leather made sensitive to light with chemical treatments, but failed to fix the results, which faded.
Apatow figured out that funny performers are usually funnier than the scripts written for them; by creating structures (on paper and in practice) within which his comedians can riff freely, he made every other recent comedy director's work seem instantly old-fashioned.
